"Before the Rio 2016 Olympics I shared publicly, and for the first time, my depression problems: it was not easy to bring them to light. However, opening up took a huge burden and simplified my life".
So, in a very long interview with ESPN, Michael Phelps, 23 gold at the Games, with the outline of three silvers and two bronzes, he confessed to 360 degrees. "The pandemic was a challenge that I never expected - added the swimmer from Baltimore -. I have never felt so helpless, in pieces. Staying locked in the house wondering: when will it end? What will life be like when Will the pandemic be over? Am I doing everything I can to be safe? Is my family? All this has driven me crazy. " "Many of us fight against our demons and do it in such a moment. The truth is that it never ends. There are good days and others less, but there is no moment when it ends," he adds. (HANDLE).
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'During this period I asked myself many questions and was afraid' (ANSA)"Before the Rio 2016 Olympics I shared publicly, and for the first time, my depression problems: it was not easy to bring them to light. However, opening up took a huge burden and simplified my life". So, in a very long interview with ESPN, Michael Phelps, 23 gold at the Games, with the outline of three silvers and two bronzes, he confessed to 360 degrees. "The pandemic was a challenge that I ...